One will never be rid of one's bullies. Just when you think you've got them away from your face and out of your life when you move to another place, new bullies emerge to try and make your life miserable anew. Bullies are everywhere.

Surely, when you ask one bully why he does it, he'll most likely answer, "because I'm bored and I've got nothing else to do, and I wanna have fun." That answer will almost always be true because more often than not, these bullies have got nothing good going for themselves, and their only idea of fun is at the expense of others.

Personally, it's amusing to think that whenever these bullies berate, insult, or push you around, they do it during those times when they feel pathetic and inadequate about themselves. Due to the simple fact that they're insecure and jealous, they have the constant need to bring someone down to validate their self-worth and assert that they're better than their victims.

Bullies will target anyone they think are inferior to them, but this is just a front to hide their own deficiencies. They waste their time to bother you because they want you to notice them, and they win when they get the attention they so crave from you. This kind of attention seeking only means that you matter to them, and you can win by paying them no attention, because that would make them realize that THEY DON'T MATTER TO YOU.

Then, there's the option to stand up for yourself. When a bully pushes you, push back and hold your ground. Don't let yourself be intimidated. Don't let them have their way with you, because if you allow them the first chance, they'll intimidate you every chance they get, so DON'T BE A PUSHOVER.

But here's the thing: you can choose to turn the other way, or you can choose to fight back; either way, YOU STILL WIN, because that's simply what bullies are--INSIGNIFICANT LOSERS.

At the end of the day, regardless of your social status or your supposed inferiority, you still win more in life than bullies do, because the first time the bully you, they've already lost. They'll never beat you, and they'll never BE you.

Virtually all traces of him have been removed from WWE.com, including his Hall of Fame page, his merchandise and toys bearing his image and likeness, his involvement in WWE’s reality show Tough Enough, and his appearances as a playable character in WWE Immortals and in the upcoming WWE 2K16.

Hogan’s privacy had already been invaded once after gossip site Gawker scandalized him in 2012 by leaking a clip of an eight-year-old private video involving him and a woman named Heather Clem, to which he retaliated with a 100-million-dollar lawsuit. Now, thanks (or no thanks) to another tabloid site National Enquirer’s recent leaking a transcript of the conversation from the same video, his reputation is ruined yet anew.

The transcript detailed Hulk’s sensitive, racially-fueled rant about his daughter Brooke’s love life. I’d rather not quote it in this entry, however; my page is not a freakin’ tabloid after all.

Forbes reported that the controversy caused WWE shareholders to lose about $50 million in stocks. In order to save face, WWE severed its ties with the Hulkster, giving him "the Chris Benoit treatment." (Don't start with the "Chris Ben-who" jokes on me now.)

“WWE is committed to embracing and celebrating individuals from all backgrounds as demonstrated by the diversity of our employees, performers and fans worldwide,”they said in a press statement.

"Eight years ago I used offensive language during a conversation. It was unacceptable for me to have used that offensive language; there is no excuse for it; and I apologize for having done it. This is not who I am. I believe very strongly that every person in the world is important and should not be treated differently based on race, gender, orientation, religious beliefs or otherwise. I am disappointed with myself that I used language that is offensive and inconsistent with my own beliefs."

The video scandal was just among the things that kickstarted Hogan’s dark days; his son Nick got in a car crash, and then his ex-wife divorced him and dated a boy less than one-half her age, not to mention that he had unaddressed injuries sustained from wrestling. He dealt with all that to the point that he thought of committing suicide.

While the things he said in the video are damning and seemingly inexcusable (especially by butthurt social justice warriors on the Internet), perhaps those were all he could say as a troubled man to have some sort of release. And when one is frustrated with life, admit it or not, he transforms into someone else, someone that is not himself.